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Re: [Internet] Best Routers for Bridged Networks said by BHNtechXpert:Okay will start testing tonight....geez these guys are code demons just when I get a few minutes to just enjoy my router they pop up with new code lol.
They should be hired by Asus to create the official router firmware. lol  |
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| said by bigdaddy:said by BHNtechXpert:Okay will start testing tonight....geez these guys are code demons just when I get a few minutes to just enjoy my router they pop up with new code lol.
They should be hired by Asus to create the official router firmware. lol Have you checked the ASUS site? They have been quite active too. They have ver. 3.0.0.4.318 out now and also a beta release you can test. Probably many differences and one I know is missing is a Guest on each band.
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kudos:79 | reply to FTBoomer
Irv I see no point in testing the stock firmware since the alternative is so good besides I have one router and to that would require tossing all my settings and rebuilding it every time. That is not something I enjoy doing. |
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kudos:79 | reply to FTBoomer
Go ahead and upgrade to the latest version. The current version passes all the major connectivity tests no problems and so far no weirdness post update. |
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| Gary, I was just answering to show that ASUS was active too. Since I had the DLNA problem I put the released latest from ASUS on and it worked for DLNA and I was surprised to see a faster transfer speed between my wired and wireless systems than on the Padavan code.
One thing I do do, and that is save away the settings from each flash type, Padavan and ASUS, makes switching back and forth easy.
Like I said before in a PM, I did report my DLNA/Media Server problem on the official Padavan site. ID 676 2 days ago, nothing posted to me yet.
Since the new drop supposedly improved USB transfer speed, I'll get that on later tonight or tomorrow. Hope the Media Server still works. I'm pretty sure the DLNA problem is specific to my h/w and was probably some setting, so I'll just reload Padavan and manually set it up.
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kudos:79 | said by ispalten:Gary, I was just answering to show that ASUS was active too. Since I had the DLNA problem I put the released latest from ASUS on and it worked for DLNA and I was surprised to see a faster transfer speed between my wired and wireless systems than on the Padavan code.
One thing I do do, and that is save away the settings from each flash type, Padavan and ASUS, makes switching back and forth easy.
Like I said before in a PM, I did report my DLNA/Media Server problem on the official Padavan site. ID 676 2 days ago, nothing posted to me yet.
Since the new drop supposedly improved USB transfer speed, I'll get that on later tonight or tomorrow. Hope the Media Server still works. I'm pretty sure the DLNA problem is specific to my h/w and was probably some setting, so I'll just reload Padavan and manually set it up.
No you can't reliably go from new code config to old Asus code config...that's why I don't do it.
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| Misunderstood, I have 2 configs, one for ASUS and one for Padavan, saved from the last one installed.
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Thanks. Already updated and see no problems. Getting DL speeds of about 67 to 68 MBs. Cool. |
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With the latest .038 code my transfer rate to the USB via wired has jumped from about 9 - 11MBps to 15 - 18MBps. Streaming to the PC seems smoother, but that is subjective. USB is 2.0.
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said by BHNtechXpert:Go ahead and upgrade to the latest version. The current version passes all the major connectivity tests no problems and so far no weirdness post update.
Looks like that one didn't last too long, new one today...
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RT-N56U_3.0.3.3-040_full.zip 7.5 MB
Description:
- IPv6+IPv4 (dual stack).
- Linux kernel 3.0.60.
- 5GHz WiFi driver v2.6.0.x.
- New WebGUI.
- Full build: included "transmission", "minidlna", "xupnpd".
Changes to firmware ver. 3.0.3.3-038:
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- Fixed VLAN VID > 13 for tagged IPTV filtering to CPU.
- Added WDS support to 5GHz WiFi driver v2.6.0.x.
- Added support WAN traffic measurement with HW NAT usage.
- Added ability to enable external udpxy for xupnpd (udpxy support RTP sources).
- Updated kernel-3.0.x to 3.0.60 from www.kernel.org.
- Fixed WAN traffic history, save history to /etc/storage.
- Fixed double instanced interface ra1 on hw_nat.ko.
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Awaiting your testing... and approval.
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kudos:79 | reply to FTBoomer
Too funny...okay will load it now... |
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BHNtechXpertBHN StaffPremium,VIP
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Okay well the good news is it didn't brick my router upgrading so thats half the battle |
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BHNtechXpertBHN StaffPremium,VIP
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kudos:79 | reply to FTBoomer
Okay guys the current version is good to go...load at your own peril just kidding |
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New firmware out. Will await for test results
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RT-N56U_3.0.3.3-042_full.zip 7.6 MB
Description:
- IPv6+IPv4 (dual stack).
- Linux kernel 3.0.61.
- 5GHz WiFi driver v2.6.0.1.
- 2.4GHz WiFi driver v2.5.0.11.
- New WebGUI.
- Full build: included "transmission", "minidlna", "xupnpd". |
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RUQRUPremium
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Florida | Upgraded...everything works. |
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BHNtechXpertBHN StaffPremium,VIP
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kudos:79 | reply to falcon2081
said by falcon2081:New firmware out. Will await for test results
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RT-N56U_3.0.3.3-042_full.zip 7.6 MB
Description:
- IPv6+IPv4 (dual stack).
- Linux kernel 3.0.61.
- 5GHz WiFi driver v2.6.0.1.
- 2.4GHz WiFi driver v2.5.0.11.
- New WebGUI.
- Full build: included "transmission", "minidlna", "xupnpd".
Alright will update and check now....
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kudos:79 | reply to RUQRU
said by RUQRU:Upgraded...everything works.
LOL just because a speed test works doesn't mean its good to go |
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RUQRUPremium
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Florida | Com'on, what else matters |
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BHNtechXpertBHN StaffPremium,VIP
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kudos:79 | reply to FTBoomer
snicker |
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RUQRUPremium
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Florida | reply to BHNtechXpert
said by BHNtechXpert:said by falcon2081:New firmware out. Will await for test results
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RT-N56U_3.0.3.3-042_full.zip 7.6 MB
Description:
- IPv6+IPv4 (dual stack).
- Linux kernel 3.0.61.
- 5GHz WiFi driver v2.6.0.1.
- 2.4GHz WiFi driver v2.5.0.11.
- New WebGUI.
- Full build: included "transmission", "minidlna", "xupnpd".
Alright will update and check now.... All my wireless devices, including iPads and iPhones are running fine with the new firmware.
Have you found any issues with your testing? |
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